CANFIELD OH- Canfield Girls improved to 8-1-0 (4-0-0) with a 5 -0 Victory over Cardinal Mooney.
Canfield outshot Mooney 25-5
Canfield Goals by:
Maci Toporcer (2), Kiara Reynolds, Hanna Wahib, Carlyn McCormick
Assists by : Maci Toporcer (2)
Canfield GK Lolo Padgett with 3 saves
Mooney GK : Sophia Dibo had 15 saves
*Contributed By Phil Simone
BELOIT OH- The Lady Warriors soccer squad rolled into Hanoverton and secured a 4-1 victory tonight over the host United Eagles. The win pushes the Warriors record to 9-0-1 on the season.The Warriors got off to a fast start scoring three first half goals to take a 3-1 lead into intermission. Clamping down on defense in the second half, West Branch was able to add an insurance goal in the 4-1 win.
For West Branch, Chloe Dennison who had two goals and an assist. Daphne Snyder added a goal while Makenna Lins and Bri Thomas each had an assist. The fourth goal scored was an own goal kicked into its own net by United.
Two goalies contributed in the victory. Emmy Jones had one save while Zoe Sanders added two saves.
The Warriors will play next on Saturday when Austintown Fitch will come to Beloit. The JV game is scheduled to start at Noon with the varsity game slated for 2 PM.
*Contributed By Ryan Wolf at wbathletics.org
The Vikings got goals from Kaira English, Olivia Boyle, and a huge game-clinching goal from Carletta Henry. The defense worked very hard the entire game, and behind Grace Yarian’s 4 saves they were able to slow the Garfield attack. Registering assists for the Vikings were Kaira English, Olivia Boyle, and a crucial clutch assist from Sophia Wood.
The Vikings worked hard for the victory and continue their run of good play. The team is next in action Monday at home vs Newton Falls at 5:30 pm. Please come out and support the team as they continue their chase.
*Contributed By William Jackson at waterlooathletics.org
NEWTON FALLS OH- Newton Falls and Crestview we’re one of the only soccer teams in the area to get a game in on Wednesday night. With severe weather in most forecasts, teams across the coverage map canceled their games. There was a window of clear skies in Newton Falls. The goal was clear for Crestview as they shutout the previously undefeated Tigers 3-0.
Nick Novak got all three goals for Crestview. His first came in the 21:25 mark of the first half to give the Rebels the lead. With 1:52 left before the break he would knock in his second of the night. Novak would drill his third goal at the 21:30 mark of the second half.
Crestview returns to the field on Monday as they host Mineral Ridge.
BELOIT OH- The #13th ranked Lady Warriors soccer team earned a hard fought 1-0 victory over Alliance today. The win pushes the Warriors record to 8-0-1 on the season and 3-0 in the EBC. Alliance falls to 8-3 and 1-2 in the EBC.
Scoring for West Branch was Daphne Snyder. Earning the shutout victory for the Warriors was Zoe Sanders with 1 save.
The Warriors will play next on Saturday heading to South Range for a 10 AM start.
*Contributed By Ryan Wolf at wbathletics.org
CORTLAND OH- Don’t look now, but Lakeview girls soccer has put together a seven win season so far. Last season, the Bulldogs finished at 4-9-1. It is one of the most dramatic turnarounds that we see in the sports arena this season. One of the big reasons why the Bulldogs have been able to turn the tide is their senior leadership. One of the seniors we had to shine a light on is Lexi Busefink. She has been putting in the work for four years, and now it’s the time that her team results start to show. When asked what made the program’s turnaround possible, she said it’s all about everyone on the team accepting, understanding, and executing their job. When the whole team is in sync on the soccer field, good things will happen.
Lexi heads in to this final season with high hopes. Her future isn’t set in stone yet, but we at YSN know she’s going to do great things. She took the time in the morning to sit down with Anthony Hartwig and tell us more about her senior campaign. They discuss her leadership qualities, her interests outside of soccer, and much more. It’s an exciting time in Lakeview, and we have you covered! Check out the latest Bulldog Soccer Player Profile only on YSN!
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POLAND OH- Poland’s Noah Huda is one of the most decorated players in the area when it comes to soccer. All the fans in the area know his name, and you can bet that opposing teams circle him more than once when making a scouting report for the Bulldogs. Huda started his career early, and from the jump he had people telling him that he had something special inside. Now, that natural ability did not give Noah the right to not work. You know the saying hard work beats talent, when talent isn’t working? Well good luck beating talent that is working. That is exactly what Noah brings to the table. He is constantly setting himself goals that are obtainable, but also push him to be his best. That is the reason why he has mastered so many high level skills. He says his work ethic comes from his dad pushing him to be his best. That makes sense considering his dad is the girls soccer coach at Poland, you could say he knows a thing or two about teaching student athletes to be great. They might not see each other’s games live as much as they’d like, but that doesn’t mean they don’t feed off one another. That relationship may just be the edge that Noah has on a lot of talented soccer players. So Poland knows who the man is, do you?
Join YSN in learning just what makes Huda the player that he is. He took the time to sit with Anthony Hartwig and talk about his journey. They also discuss scouting with his dad, how he leads his team, and so much more. Don’t find yourself in the dog house, check out the latest Poland Soccer Player Profile on YSN.
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EAST LIVERPOOL OH-
The Beaver Local Girls Soccer team was able to wash away any bad taste in their mouths left over from last season by getting the best of St. Clairsville 2-0. The Beavers came out with a mission and that was to put as much pressure on their oppenent as possible. Michelle Stoneburner was able to put the pressure on by finding the back of the net, on a pass by Jordan Palmer, early on in the first half putting her team up 1-0.
The girls struggled to put the Devils away with shot after shot just missing, however the defense was able to keep them out of the zone. Late in the second half Michelle Stoneburner was once again able to score from a great pass set up again by Jordan Palmer to put the game away 2-0. Caiden Lamp held down the net recording a shut out with 6 saves.
The Beavers are are 6-3-1 on the season and play host to Cambridge next Thursday for Senior Night.
*Contributed By Josh Sigler at blathletics.org
BELOIT OH- The West Branch Lady Warriors soccer team will be hosting a youth night on Wednesday September 21st in its home matchup with Alliance.
Students in grades K-8 will get in free when accompanied by a ticketed adult. Students are encouraged to wear their youth soccer uniform to the game.
There will be a 50/50 raffle with benefits going to the middle school program.
There will also be prizes and a halftime shootout for the young fans.
The JV squad will open things up with a game at 5 PM followed by the varsity at the conclusion of the JV contest
*Contributed By Ryan Wolf at wbathletics.org
COLUMBIANA OH OH- The Warrior soccer team traveled to Columbiana on Thursday and defeated the Clippers 3-2 at Columbiana High School. The win pushes the boys record to 3-5-1 on the season.
Scoring goals for the Warriors were Nate Legros, Bryce Biery and Gavin Clemens. Matthew Cederbloom, Legros, and Clemens each added an assist on the night. Will Weingart got the win in goal recording seven saves.
Next up for the Warriors will be an EBC showdown at Alliance on Tuesday.
*Contributed By Ryan Wolf at wbathletics.org